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Now THIS is an Easter Egg: The World’s Largest Pysanka

April 4, 2015by gadabouting shutterbug 1 Comment

This is one Easter Egg that is not hard to find! Well, if you happen to know how to get to Vegreville, Alberta, that is. Over 25 feet long and 18 feet […]

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Walking the orange carpet. 🍂

A park bench: front row seating to one of nature’s greatest shows. 🍁

Autumn strolls. 🍁✨

I spy with my little 👁 a wonderful Art Deco door. The Power Block (near the intersection of Granville and Robson) holds some Art Deco gems like this one, which is part of the block’s main building. Originally a saloon, the building was adorned with Art Deco details in 1929.

Don’t be surprised to come across ‘diablos’ roaming the streets in the days near Día de los Muertos.

In Oaxaca, in the days leading up to Día de los Muertos, audacious skeletons and skulls of all shapes and sizes peek and gawk around every corner. Whether they are made out of candy, clay, papier maché, wood, or tin, their gaudy humoristic style is a quintessential part of this wonderfully macabre holiday.

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